Mangalore, May 24: He has been restless in his efforts in the mortuary of Wenlock Hospital in the city since the first dead body arrived there after Saturday's aviation tragedy in Bajpe airport. He didn't know who deceased were and to which religion or place they belonged to. But he was leading works of shifting the charred dead bodies from the ambulance to mortuary and from mortuary to other vehicles as though he was appointed by the Government to carry out that job.
He was also supplying drinking water for the families of the victims.
Abdul Hameed Ali, a 60 year old stalwart and a father of six children assisted in shifting of more than 60 bodies in two days. When he heard the news of a flight accident he rushed to Mangalore from his hometown Manjeshwar and began his work without any expectations from anyone.
“All our children are well settled. So, I don't have any problem to dedicate myself to this”, Abdul Hameed said.
“I can't rest inside home when people are screaming outside”, he added.
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